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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-06

SAN FRANCISCO, April 9TH.
FLOUR-The high price of Wheat necessarily
gives the Flour market strong and buoyant
tone Best Family, "a S5@5 05 p Dbl; Bakers
extra. 81 20 to 81 so; superfine, S. to S. 80.
WHEAT-There are no offerings from the in
terror, and no spot lots of extra are obtainable,
so that shippers have little opportunity to pur-
chase, were they so disposed. For standard
quality the range is 81 6714@1 20 y ctl. Milling
parcels of choice quality bring 81 7214@l 20 z
ctl.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-06

Poor years spring. seedy and bury 3 10 .l2ollS
FRESH MFATS-There is an easier feeling in
Beef more because of lessened demand than
anything else. Mutton is lower, ard Lamb is
declining III price. Following are the rates for
whole caressSes from Eaughterefs 70 dealers.
Beef-First quality, SIC; second quality. TIC;
thirti ousIity &c 2 %. Veal-Large, I'd Sc.
small, 56sc ? n. Muttnn-Qaotable ST rake =
b. Lamb Ys4riings, T@Sci Spring, fG12715c ,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-06
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Buyer season-1oO tons, 81 500; 100, 81 sos;
500, 81 81.
BARLEY-Business is not very brisk, though
prices are held in steady position. Feed of the
better quality is quotable at 81 1901 1919 q ctl
Few sellers are disposed to trade below the
higher figure, but the views of buyers hardly
reach the price. In Brewing descriptions there 81,
crease in the volume OF trade. From 81 Is to
81 20 q ctl viii represent the range of the mar
ket.
CALL BOARD sALEs-MoRNING SESSION.
Buyer season-2OO tons, 81 1875; $500, 81 1Ol4;
500, 81 1913,
Seller 1Ss7-200 tons, 81 OF; 400, 81 035s; 800,
81 0334 q ell.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-06

*No evening hours Sundays.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-10
COUNCIL BILL No as.
An Act for the Formation Of Municipa
Corporations-Introdu by Richards

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES by Richards,
Continued from Tuesday,
SECTION 80. AT all elections afteI
the first, provided for in this act, the
city clerk shall, within five days aftel
the election, notify the persons sc
elected thereof, and any person elected
to any Office named in the preceding
section shall within ten days after
such election or notice thereof, and be-
fore entering upon the duties OF bis
Office, take and subscribe before the
city clerk, or some authorized officer,
an oath to support the constitution Of
the United States and the organic act
Of this territory, and faithfully to dis
charge the duties Of his Office to the
best o. bis ability, and to file the same,
duly certified by the officer admins
tering IL, In the Office Of the city clerk.
Such oath shall be administered and
certified without fee. The neglect 10
file such oath, or an Official. bond,
when requitted, shall be deemed q re.
fusal to serve In, and vacation Of, such
office.
SECTION 81. No mayor, alderman
shall, during the time for which he
has been chosen or elected, be ap.
pointed to any municipal Office which
shall have been created. or the smolu'
menn Of which shall have been In
creased. during the term Of service fol
whlch he was elected. nor shall any
mayor, alderman be interested di
rectly or indirectly In the profits o
any contract entered into while be va
In office.
SECTION SO. A majority VI tn,
members Of the council and board o
aldermen shall be necessary to oonsti
tute quorum for the transaction o
business. They shall be judges o.
the election returns and qualification
OF their own members. They shal
determine the rules Of their own pro
cssdinss, aud cause 10 be kept . joss
nal thereof, which shall b. opsn Il
the inspsctIon Of any psrson intersssst
therein. Thsy nay compel the Il
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-10

the young couple started on q bridal
trip to New York. In New York Mr..
Vanwyck advertised for q driver TO
take his coach back to South Carolina
and among the applicants was young
Walter NJ. Gibson. then mere boy,
but already be had gathered enough
experience and knowledge Of the
world to grace q respectable dime
novel IL his experiences had been
written out
OF Gibson's life previous to this
time nothing definite was know, but
II was said that he was of foreign
birth, and that he had already been
In prison In Greece, but he had escap-
ed by the aid Of the keepers daughter,
and had returned TO New York. Glib.
son was accepted, dove the horses
from New York to Norfolk, Va,
where his employer, who had come by
different route, Joined him with his
wife, and they were driven from Nor.
folk to Pendleton, s. c. While on
the road Mr., and Mrs. vanwyck were
carrying on conversation In French
and German until Gibson told them
that if.they did not wish him to under
stand that they must use some other
language. This led to inquiry, and
Mr.. Vanwyck discovered that his
boy-coschman was . scholar and
though q coach man he was treated as
one.
Gibson remained In Anderson coun.
ty about ten years. During this time
be taughtin the family Of his employ
er for about three years. He married
daughter OF Mr.. Jessie Lewis. OF
Sandy Springs, who bore him three
children, two sons and q daughter
and she died about Is4s and now lie
buried in the old Lewis family buryne
ground, near the old homestead.
For short time after his wife dice
he ran a steamboat on the Savannah
river. He left South Carolina ip 1850
leaving his children here. What b,
did for the next few years Is uncertain
at all events he followed his incllna
tions and became free trader In hi,
little vessel which was originally In
tended for one OF the ships In the Mis-
sionary Australian navy. IL was q
this time that he was captured by th,
Dutch and imprisoned In Weltevie
den. His escape from this prison wa
in itself q romance. He was :almosl
worshipped by the natives. and there
was o woman who did sgreat deal to
assist him In his escape.
The plot was laid and vessel was
made ready. He had been furnished
with q woman's dress, and shaving of
his beard and changing his costume,
he managed to pass the guards and
escape. This was in 1858. He re-
turned Immediately to America, but
remained only about six months.
Taking his children with him, he set
out for Salt Lake City. He remained
there several years, and was there dur
ing the civil war. From Salt Lake be
went to the Sandwich Islands, and
his history from that time Is well
known to newspaper readers.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-10
A PREMIER ONCE A c0ACHMAN.
Early life In south Corolina- Material fol
q Dime Novel In HIS Career.

Anderson, s. O., rpeciAl; Walter
M. Gibson. King Kalakau's deposed
prime minister, claims Anderson
more than any other spot on earth %
his home, having spent quite period
Of his life there. and having there
woosi and won bride, later taken
from him by death.
About 1889. Mr.. William vanwyck,
. wealthy nlAntsr. Of Anderson coun'
ty, was maI5isd 10 Min Maverick, and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-06
I,EN-ENI-E EEDICTlON.

Neither political party can afford to
uulbrlc about rr ruur reduction much
Longer. It E, tn. lor action and not for
worl,. Tia, people want the revenue re-
durtd aud the surplus prevented and they
vii. hol1 their representatives in Congress
responsible IT. the pledges made are not full
m.,d. says the Philadelphia 1r~c,.
70 Is now certain that the surplus rev
curr that Will nr accumulated m the
Treasury 1T the lose OF the fiscal year, Will
mot lg i,sss than So, uuu, Gne. and Is more
Ekriy to reach SluD.uuu,Oro. In other
words ,.r are taxing thy industrial aud
business ruyr- ila, ct the country from F,1,-
wruu To- ur.UDuDU annually more
than Is necessary tor the maintenance 81
tr,. -uyrrUmrut Including provision Tor
ths. payment ul the public debt Ii IS not
or.- ..a uu,raus rNartinu upon the THRIFT
ol l.... country. hutl Is Iu open invitation
tu .r..s..yg u legislation Ul.d % NcnGIlty
ban r.,.r, department. uf She government.
W.ll.rrD political theorists have qu!b-
bl.J ug.r ta..H rr.j >ioa and revenue rc-
Gu...uG. and thu. Lu;,ar,j what JlI PARTIES
have. prumI.yd the people That IulbhIug
Lrs.t stop. the p.,ghtrd faith ui PARTIES 10
ja. nation mu-, br fulfilled, the revenues
rtr-. Zoe reduced ,o che standard ul public
u.r.--rf.r-. lai,ur must be- protected while
t,r.y muuup"lr feature ut the tLrlH must
Dee u.cyturpwu, and the free list must be
rnrrs,d tur,yry extent tina. Will promote
uur general productive Industries. There
ar. mD1r than enough Senators aud Repre-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-06
Public Sale Of Real Property.

JINDFR THE AUTHORITY or \ DEED OF
" trust executed Ia me UN trustee hy Thomas
llowlcy AMI Mary \. lI"wlry, ~ vile. dalr,i
on the 18th day 81 May. 1881. and recorded IN tho
ollie" of the Clerk of the county Court uf Ohio
County, in Deed Of Trust Book No. ~, page NJ,
will. Oh
Wednesday. th"n2I Hn:' al June. 49,.
beginning ut ~ O'clock u. M. sell 81 Iuhir uuc-
ton. Tt the front door oi The court l0Us, ui ONO
county. West Virginia. the following Described
real property, that i to Say: The south half at
lot numbered ~ five, IN square numbered ,lD
sixteen, ~ designated or The map Of the suhGI-
visions uf the Joseph tHlIwrII> estate aUd ul-
ditinus ihCTrirOu t. tie city Of Wheeling ~
the ruuulyur ohio and State uI West Virginia.
said got 10 fronting on the west sI1v - Jacob
street, formerly called James street. brlA",iI
Twenty seventh uiIi IWrn.y-uiglth Streets, form
| rrly called Preston aud iuy Iur sIrrcll % the
SIKH ward OF the city Oi Wheeling. lp.ulh,,
with all The improvement, situate thereon and
| thcrcgnto belonging
! TERMS OF SAlE-Cur ll3rI ~ the IurcLu.-
| MONEY ~ go much NOR. %, The pUIrAh.rr MAY
elect, cash iI hand uu ih"Gay ~ sal" aud he
| residue IA iW" equal iu>tHlurHts. payable, tee
SV"ctiy"Iv ia min" and eighteen month, Ell,r the
DAY ut sale with interest from that dHv tn. ,,.
lrrr-i !u~ta.mcnts Ia be- secured Ia thu Saiisla-
ton ui the ana, r,ieUrd Trustee.
FRANK WALTHEE Trustee.
RUSSELL y HTlFEI. Attorneys. mylyi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-06
SEALED PROPOSALS.
WE'r VIRGINIA PESrrrNTINEy,

MOI Nl'>' LILLE. W, 4, May y, lN>i.
CEALED PROPOSALS Will EE RECEIVED
> hv the uHCrr>ipurl until noon On Wvlucs
lay. jane g'd, -. for the following contracts
lrl. For r"' NJ with iron Or tin, with ur with
ont t"iliu. ururH'h the north and south wings u
the main building of the Wr>, Virginia prmt,n
tiury in all uhuN l'2 tuur,,. and renewing "a,
cuudu"lura uu tho whole Inu.u building the worn
tu hv dom in tur best pu~~ihlc manner and lu 10,
Of ia" best Vual - at material. the lid, To STAT,
the Kind nut brand ui material wnpo>cd to h
used.
.l For placing yru,ilu,il5. apparatus I'm IA,
south cell huildiug the bids 20 De accompanied
with plans and sp, llicaliuu~ fully setting lurrl
| the work Ia h- done, the capacity of such work
and 81, other matters necessary for the lufurfnu
ton of the l}Oarl. I'm vucl rIS, the bid, Urr 1,
De- sealed AN. marked "hd> for roofing" or '.MiI,
10, yentlIatiug' ~ the CE" may Lr aud tho ,rr.
Cr>, nl bidder willh" required to xiv, huuI lr d,
approved hyth" R"1rd or the tu'Glmrui Of thril
contract All measurements plans. and >urriiirn
| tiunS ar, To Dee made at the expense of the hil
der.
The Board reserves the right to reject ANY ~
all bids. EDWARD ROREkT-ON
mSsODuWt Superintendent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-06
-uERNNN'~ WAR wuoor.


Nh. JuuN SuE,NNN'~ memory ism
.,,..G .,,,,.-..b r,r , man who becomes
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'''>''',''' WIN Cd ''''
hr r'u" never get through Il campaign
without Getting himself hopelcS>ly lost ma
I,by,irtl of contradictions. And even
$50 .r ,..r...., =. ,,;.,r,, ,.r.,..,
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To discharge the duties "I MS Once. Nh'u
Mr.. SHERMAN was in the South he
r...,..,f, ,E. ,,.,r v,s over. lint in the
-.
NF''' e. To" "''NN u" '''' '"'E''''"
the 5,.t, and ais" that he bore witness to
TN. Etrl What kind OF antics would
.r....,.,.,.,..,,t 90, Ala. Presidential chair
60, .,...., g.. -
NO '''''' '.,.'
memory becomes h'''',-
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-06
FARMS FOR SALE,

lSOI L FINE FARMS FOR StLE.uNE or
= 40 Acres. Situate >iN miles wr>I 81 Martin,
Ferry, ONO. "u Nj Pleasant Pike with inc i'm.
Pr"N"m"HIN amt choice !gi.lt, of az! kind, IN
abundance, well "utuTr! aUi u,ArlyaI IN grain
cheap and ON easy terms
one of 100 Acres. >iIgair eight miI,., from
bridgeport, on the tntN Pike, with vuni Two.
story Brick House aud Fine Barn uud orncr "ut.
buildings, with an abundance of fruit at all kind,
Also one Of 700 Acres. four miles from Bridge.
port, on Wheeling 'n,rk. south side IF National
Toul with splendid INn Story Frame Dwelling
House containing seven 'uIWs hall and paulfv
with AL necessary on; buildings good orchard
AMI plenty Of SINAI! fruit of all EilLs Alsn one
OF ~. trrcs. SIlIHlu UlIr mile west ui ~
tMlr>vill". q. l!s = ,nUsdrf,, one Of the finest
farms IN Belmont county iU every PARTICULAR
rich soil. nice lWUiIuu. AMI !U splendid order
All Of the above farms Will lr odd cheap and
ON easy terms. For particulars cal on co. at.
dress K. Y HOWELL.
Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
myScodFa Bridgeport. ohio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-06
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

t. H. Cy,Iiior, n timer hey, d,csGs'd, ant oC
E.,-gbsH hey. d,r,GSsd
In pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of
Ohio ruUutg. West Virginia. made in cause
therein pending lu subject the real estate OF the
,ati4 Ahuer Key and OF the said Elizabeth Key L"
tbr payment ct their drhts, You are required L"
present yuUT claims against the estates ui TIA" >ud
Aburr Key and ut the said Elizabeth Key, Tor
tu Ju>vph K. PAUL. COMMISSIONER, at
his u.'r,' \u lE,u ChIpliur street, IN III" city
OF Wheeling. ohio county. West Virginia. "ll"r
before Tuesday. tho 18th day OF July, -"
Wlu,-. John ". Mitchell. Clerk. and Joseph
+. Paul.. Commissioner, uI sail court, TINS Nh
lay col June, I>>I.
IUHN ". MITCHELL. Clerk.
JOSEPH K. PAUL.. Commissioner,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-06
COMMANDMENTS ARE WITH Us
ONCE AGAIN.

cultures aauG
-Er~ scattered vcr.usc pcs shvi enI
Aui ,~slo. .rl fragrance rI'. S-Eran,
"a.-e barren Wild usu-reG ,uc -rrur.
SuG sa,.: l-a El....-t -,.l which breeds
Ur-v,..y-s Euu.-, or sj'y-t weeds
F'1vgr> lovely a- l-r rurur.@ lrar
" e,,ls .l..'.y as co.. a.n...y.
jus. a, .j> h,..r; IS .rg.ry,! Z" bear
The ,, -ol,u- weed ug How7y; fair.
-E.s~'sa
The commencement exercises Of the
Wh,,l,ns GENIAL, college, the West Liberty
State Na-raai S,i.oo', the Falrmont State
Normal school and the West Virginia Uni
versity all occur this week and are fol-
lowed by others in various parts Of our
State and neighboring States. The month
of June Is commencement time all over
the country and some 5000 or 1000 young
men and women will be turned loose on the
world from the many colleges, academies
aud high schools. From many roStrums
the sweet girl graduate will read her per
TUNED essay tied with = pretty bit OF blue
ribbon. and the hopeful young man
will tell the people what he knows
'''''' '", So $50
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applies 10 women ~ "''i' ,n.,,
hut We may "''" 'h"'''' ,''''' '''''' ''
lows next IN Importance T." tue ''''' NV
u"n'" '''' '''n' WV" ''',
woman finishes school days anu E"'S
firth IN rhnoye 4 calling ~ life
and ,,Ee nm ifs RESPONSIBILITIES. Choos-
ir..., prof,.s.ion is "a question that puzzles
the brain Of the colIe.r-brcd young man
.rJ woman raore than almost any other
while NJ school. But when graduation
d,,. - over. the puzLIipg question is, how
to enter the calling chosen. For every
no,ition that is worth having there are
ALWAYS many applicants, and there is 80
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-06

SINCE the close oil the war, twenty-five
years ago. the public debt has been dimin-
i-Ird 5 .bDo, OOO, G0O. an average otSI%, 600, @
uutt wear. The debt is now only = trIile
oy,r lU per cent OF what 1t Was at ITS
highest point. hut ihc people arc taxed
SILuu1.uuu % year more than they were
when che wat ended
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-06
l-,np .,1E-EAM11N nR1yING HORSE

NOR SALE-FAMILY DRIVING HORSE
/ years old 10 hands weight l.l5O ms, dark
brown NEARLY black, good style with tine tTot-
ing action and can trut in minutes or less,
will not scare: perfectly safe with cars or steam;
a child can drive him; guaranteed sound with
out hicmish. Also, u standard bred Hambcl-
Address J. G. MILLER, WellSburG W. Va.
juicriQ
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-06

Tur south has been soliGiiyiug since
S.EENIAN'~ speeches.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-06
Heu advertisements.

yIvASTED-LADY.A ACTIVE AND INTEL
w Urgent, 90 represent, ilt her own iocaA'y.
an old Urn. References required fcrmAntht
position aud good salary. Z. JOHNSON Man
Jurr. a. Barclay street, New York. Ju""nWp
TrDR KENT-TwO FURNISHED FRONT
i rGuils with board. centrally located. Al
jr,~s BOARD, care kE"I,TtE Office. J"''
* ANTEU-A EELIABLE MAN TO REPkt.
~ sent or Nurseries IN this section. SOME
thing permanent CHAS. " STUART y 70
Narscrylucn. Established 49,. Newark, y !.
JgS
WANTED -lO.c vG LADY AGENTS At OF +.
w yu,irr,y new enlargement. Quilt Tree,
Cuutit.uually Agents average $40 70 so dAl ..
Sc, ram YOU, All about II FREE MRS, II. !.
LITTLE. 80 Lakeside Building, Chicago, III.
my3Ievdq
UNOR SALE-TwO SECOND HAND POOL
i Tables and one Billiard Table, lBrunswicE,
Ralkc & Co. : make, Fixtures and balls belong
ING 20 both OF them; size sNlO Only used Is
mouths viii sell al a very low price. Credit or
cash. Apply to L. ADDISON, Grafton, W. Va.
iuiyrdg
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-06
EXCURSION
- THE
Gas and Oil Fields of Ohio,
VIAB. Il 0. RAILROAD, Of
Friday, June 10th, 1887.

ON the, above hat. the b. X O. X. X. Go. will
sell round trip tickets To either FO>turH OF Find
law anu return. al low excursion rates.
Excursion train will leave Wheeling NJ lnIl
p ". fare for the rOGud trip to fo>lor.I, SOD
10 F,udlay. $3.50.
The excursion train will arrive at Fo>t0ria at
SD A. NJ FiuIluy at 80 A. II. Returning train
| VIII leave Fludlay Ut 900 p NJ, FOStoria at 1870
I'm
Tickets will also BE- good returning for all rcgl
lar trains % to aud including June nth. lNS7.
Ippn mis- dsi" tFiT@IF8cY7sll CeIfFEtt5h0G OF
Natural Gas t1 the Mechanical Ar,>.
Governor, Hin of New York. Foraker of Ohio,
Edward Everett Hale, senator Sherman. AMI
other distinguished men, are expected to Ice
! Procession of Military and Civic Associations,
and Graud Band Tournament and Prize Drill.
JuGt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-06
uoTSroKp'~ ACD PHOSPHATE


Dr. W. =. Burt, Austin. Texas, says: 1
us,... 80 ju a r.g,r of nervous debility. and
very great improvement followed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-06
FOR SALE.

I OFFER FOR SALE NY Residence. ". q,
/ North Front street. Island. lhc uuu.. ..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-06

DUBLIC SALE-UNDER DEED OF TPI.r
L Will take place Monday, june =. IN. ~ 49,,
property Of Geo!g" Edwari- adjoining rr.. ,,,,r,
OF MouudSvillC, te.wit About !, arr. 81 3D.,
race track field, in which there a,r ., .nr, 49,
cd on Liberty street ia sAlu town. sI,n AL, o.,
acres ahjoinngthr above Tract. ulu'i fi,h IL,
stands II tenant house. orchards and ,',.r .,,
prDycmcuts: and Li. fine dwelling n,,,.. 49,
the finest pHrk III or about The ri;y: a!>n. al,r.,
u acres, on which are ~ luIs ou Il street. two
squares west Oi the Count Iluu>r ThrLnl,uc,.,s
that tract Viii De- sole! IN parcels q. one qcr, and
upwards. For terms and further Information
enquire Of J. d. ENINU a,d !. T.. PARKINSON
Trustees. my
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-06
Odd Fellows Hall Association Stockholders
Meeting,

! TINHE ANIMAL MEETING OF TUE SToCk
holders Of the odd Fellows Hall As>oria
ton for the election uI Niue Trustees and amy
| other business that may BE- lawfully transacted
bv tho stockholders, will hc held in the hall on
"Wednesday evening. june H. 49,, at $50 % clnrk'
WI. ELlINGuAM, Prest
CIIk,. VI. ToOp, Scc'y Jn1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-06

.Sv tho undersigned Banks aud BANKERS Wi
pay all i'rizus drawn ia The Louisiana STATE Lott
t..r!es wni,n may L' presented NJ our Cppnt'fN
.. ~. 0GLESHt. Pre-. i"H!,u''h N"' h". 4.
pIERRE ItstIN, Pres state Sal'I Bans
rr,'>. E"w O''rsms "at l'"'
CARR. kOtIs. prp,l uu,ou NatI.m. IH.h.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-11-05
Les Lapins en- Australia.

Les chasseurs ,voient dams lie
lapin I'm gibier don't on fait dc
succulentes gibelottes, mails les
cultivateurs considerent ce rom
geur CONNIE une vermine aussi
nuisible que lie rat. Ainsi, pAus-
tralie est, para1t-il, debordee de
lapins, ct DIES measures energi-
ques sont prises EN- vue de limi-
ter lie f6au. En- moins de trois
ans on a detruit Is millions de
lapins, ct, malgr6 &c carnage,
ces animaux sont encore 81 con-
sid6rables que les moutons ne
trouvent plus de quot brouter ct
sont obliges d'abandonner leurs
terres devant Get establishment.
Dams la colonie de Victoria, Pad
ministration a deja depense en-
yiron 1000 ltvres sterling ($14,-
00O,) pour la destruction DIES la
pins, ct Pinitiative privee ma
pas consacr6 moins de $4,000
a DIES efforts analogues.
Des terres, %autrefois de grande
valeur, Sc vendent actuellement
10 shillings l'acre, soft environ.
IS racES. Plus de II millions
d'acres sont atteints par lie feau.
Des cultures horissantes, des
vergers magnifques sont de-
fruits, rendus impropres a toute
exploitation ct inhabitables pour
les animaux... 81 ce nest pour
les lapins. La, OH, en- 1876, on
elevait plus de 100000 moutons,
OH men 6leve plus aujourd'hui
que 100000, ce qui represente
nne perte annuelle d'environ 4
Gle p~iastres.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-11-05
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II a fait 81 froid ces jours der
niers en- Allemagne que plusieurs
personnes ont etc trouv6es ge-
lees.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-11-05

Une dep6che dit que la chau-
diere du bateau Ontario a fat
explosion sur lie lac Huron a la
fin de la semaine ct que f'acci-
dent a codte la svie a trente-
elmo personneS.